Sentence examples for opinion classes from inspiring English sources

What they have in common is the reaction they provoked in the opinion classes: an instantaneous effort to discredit or uphold.

The impulse to keep a little portion of the brain free of blatant bias and open to inconvenient facts seems to have died across the opinion classes.

Let us count the ways Romney is now solidifying his place as the G.O.P. frontrunner: The Establishment One of the great sub-dramas of the Republican primaries has been the dissatisfaction of the party's donor and opinion classes with the options at hand Romney's bland but seemingly inevitable candidacy, or an unelectable right-winger and theiright-winger andne theirscue thuntarty.

Let us count the ways Romney is now solidifying his place as the G.O.P. frontrunner: The Establishment One of the great sub-dramas of the Republican primaries has been the dissatisfaction of the party's donor and opinion classes with the options at hand — Romney's bland but seemingly inevitable candidacy, or an unelectable right-winger — and their hunt for someone to rescue the Party.

We trained sentiment models on tweets annotated with three opinion classes downloaded from seven publicly available sentiment datasets [46].

That puts the health care case, a new study concluded, "in a public opinion class by itself among Supreme Court opinions".

It kicked in with something of a confected row over Benedict Cumberbatch – yet a row that has puttered on, because it's about one of those British things about which no consensus can ever be reached yet on which everybody wants an opinion: class.

Opinion reflects class and income divides.

He cried, expressed his opinion on class and race and sighed a lot.

"It is worrying that there is this growing tide of opinion that class sizes aren't important," he said.

Never before have I witnessed such a gathering of Iranians of every shade of opinion and class around an agenda.